With their eldest son’s future laid out for him, the Prince and Princess of Wales are likely to “encourage” one thing for their two youngest children’s futures.

Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will likely be “encouraged to not become working royals” under radical plans to change the future of the monarchy.

According to The Daily Mail, this is due to the disastrous impact on the family of Prince Harry’s exit as a working royal in 2020.

Speaking to the publication, one insider said: “The working assumption is that the younger two children will get on and do their own thing. They will be encouraged to not become working royals.”

This comment comes after a report in the Daily Mail said that William not only agreed with his father King Charles’ drive to slim down the monarchy but would go even further – likely not inviting anyone else to become working royals and this could include his two youngest children.

Speaking of the report in the Daily Mail, the source said: “It’s absolutely true. The option isn’t there for George, of course, but the children have been kept at arm’s length from royal life.

“They are exposed to the minimum possible publicity, and that is a deliberate strategy to let Charlotte and Louis choose their own destiny.”

Concurring with the report, a friend of William and Kate said: “It is no secret that William has been devastated by the destruction of his relationship with Harry.

“Although he absolutely puts the blame on Meghan and Harry, he does of course also appreciate that the whole system, where one of your kids is less important than the other due to an accident of birth, had a massive part to play in what happened and how it happened.